The Brynthwaite Boys: Season Two - Part Three

by Farmer, Merry

  “We have.” Jason raised her hand to his lips, kissing it. He could conquer just about anything—a change in social status, a shift in his career, even the looming specter of Colin Armstrong and Lady Arabella fighting George for a divorce—as long as he had Flossie—and his friends—by his side.

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  I hope you’ve enjoyed The Brynthwaite Boys: Season Two - Part Three! I really do love writing about these characters, so there will probably be more at some point (although not for a year or so). I mean, who can resist watching what Jason does, now that he’s the heir to an earldom? Or seeing how Marshall will handle his growing family and the hospital? And what about that budding relationship between Lady Arabella and Colin Armstrong? Yep, there are all sorts of directions I could go in for a third season.

  If you’d like to read more about the town of Brynthwaite, be sure to check out May Mistakes, the topsy-turvy story of how Elaine Bond married the quicky Lord Basil Waltham to become Lady Waltham, which is part of The Silver Foxes of Westminster series.

  About the Author

  I hope you have enjoyed The Brynthwaite Boys: Season Two – Part Three. If you’d like to be the first to learn about when the next books in the series come out and more, please sign up for my newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/RQ-KX And remember, Read it, Review it, Share it!

  Merry Farmer is an award-winning novelist who lives in suburban Philadelphia with her two cats, Butterfly and Torpedo. She has been writing since she was ten years old and realized one day that she didn't have to wait for the teacher to assign a creative writing project to write something. It was the best day of her life. She then went on to earn not one but two degrees in History so that she would always have something to write about. Her books have topped the Amazon and iBooks charts and finalled in the prestigious RONE and Rom Com Reader’s Crown awards.

  Acknowledgments

  Thanks so much to all of my marvelous readers who have encouraged me to write The Brynthwaite Boys. I sometimes feel like I have a very weird imagination, but things like satyriasis and amnesia actually do happen! So why not torture a few characters with them along the way?

  Thanks also to my amazing friend, assistant, and editor, but mostly friend, Julia Tague for everything she does to help me out and keep me sane.